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QThe replace() method is superior to the assign() method for what reasons?

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Assign method and replace() vary in that replace() omits the current document's URL from the document history, making it impossible to return to the original document by using the "back" button.
The replace() method is frequently preferable to assign when a script unconditionally loads a new document ().

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